This is the one place no one should miss when coming to St. Augustine. The fort is the oldest and largest stone fort in the continental U.S. It was built by the Spanish during 1672–1695 with blocks of coquina. Ranger tours are available each day, and live cannon firings are held most Saturdays. A National Park Service facility.

An art event that takes place in galleries throughout downtown St. Augustine from
5–9 p.m. the first Friday of each month.  See new art by local, regional and national artists, hear live bands and enjoy wine, cheese and other refreshments.  Free trolley rides by Old Town Trolley Tours will be provided for art walk participants.  FREE!

Uptown Saturday Night

5–9 p.m. the last Saturday night of each month on San Marco Avenue, shopping district. Selected galleries and antique merchants hold extended hours with entertainment and other activities. FREE!

St. George Street

Take a walk down St. George Street after 11:00 pm to soak in the historical ambiance after the crowds have gone in for the night. FREE!

Taberna del Gallo

Spanish Colonial re-enactors sing sea shanties in this authentic Spanish period tavern located at the Colonial Spanish Quarter on St. George Street. Great to sing along or just bang the tables while enjoying Sangria or beer. FREE!

Washington Oaks State Park

About 20 miles south of St. Augustine Beach on A1A.  Wonderful gardens to walk through on the west side, good fishing out of the inter-coastal, or go to the east side and see the great coquina formations on the beach.

St. Photios Greek Shrine

The first national shrine of the Greek Orthodox Church celebrates the first colony of Greeks to arrive to the city.